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20 Dec 2016 16:58
20 Dec 2016 17:05
you are obv a homosexual, pm milspex for the correct laserdisc setup you obama fag!
21 Dec 2016 15:40
How perfectly? Similar situation to JustinCredible but have memories of snowy images from indoor aerials!
9 Jan 2017 18:05
10 Jan 2017 14:35
10 Jan 2017 19:41
When I try and tune it in it says it cannot connect due to a "LNB short. Check LNB connection."
I guess that means there is a dodgy connection at the dish or behind the TV. Been in the loft and there is nothing up there except the cables.
10 Jan 2017 20:12
What are you trying to achieve…streaming media? Even if you could attach the BR to a wireless access point, I guarantee that a separate media player would be better and cheaper.
11 Jan 2017 09:19
Yeah it's a smaller firm. I am just wondering that as the fees were paid year on year over a 4 yeah period, could that mean that two years are already completed.
Bought a new TV for the back room, it connects up to the wifi and can watch Netflix / BBC iplayer etc. on it via preinstalled apps.
Got a normal arial and also a sky box in the living room but there is nothing like that in the back room to physically wire the new TV up to. It does have Freeview HD installed on it but I'm guessing you need to connect the TV up to the arial to watch live freeview?
Got a firestick so can watch kodi etc. but it's pretty useless these days for live streaming. Is there anything wireless I can buy to connect the new TV to & watch freeview channels on it or do I need to bung Sky even more $$$ for another multiroom?
Got a normal arial and also a sky box in the living room but there is nothing like that in the back room to physically wire the new TV up to. It does have Freeview HD installed on it but I'm guessing you need to connect the TV up to the arial to watch live freeview?
Got a firestick so can watch kodi etc. but it's pretty useless these days for live streaming. Is there anything wireless I can buy to connect the new TV to & watch freeview channels on it or do I need to bung Sky even more $$$ for another multiroom?
Bought a new TV for the back room, it connects up to the wifi and can watch Netflix / BBC iplayer etc. on it via preinstalled apps.
Got a normal arial and also a sky box in the living room but there is nothing like that in the back room to physically wire the new TV up to. It does have Freeview HD installed on it but I'm guessing you need to connect the TV up to the arial to watch live freeview?
Got a firestick so can watch kodi etc. but it's pretty useless these days for live streaming. Is there anything wireless I can buy to connect the new TV to & watch freeview channels on it or do I need to bung Sky even more $$$ for another multiroom?
Got a normal arial and also a sky box in the living room but there is nothing like that in the back room to physically wire the new TV up to. It does have Freeview HD installed on it but I'm guessing you need to connect the TV up to the arial to watch live freeview?
Got a firestick so can watch kodi etc. but it's pretty useless these days for live streaming. Is there anything wireless I can buy to connect the new TV to & watch freeview channels on it or do I need to bung Sky even more $$$ for another multiroom?
you are obv a homosexual, pm milspex for the correct laserdisc setup you obama fag!
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I've got this, works perfectly.
I've got this, works perfectly.
How perfectly? Similar situation to JustinCredible but have memories of snowy images from indoor aerials!
Any TV boffins able to help me?
I recently moved into a new house and purchased an LG 43UH668V TV with Freesat tuner built in.
The house has a satellite cable outlet on the wall behind the TV with 2 cables attached, and a satellite dish outside.
I have tried to set up the Freesat on the TV but cannot find any channels when doing searches.
The TV only has 1 satellite input on the rear of it, do I only connect 1 of the satellite cables? If so, does it matter which?
My TV is connected to the internet, with Auto Updates switched on, and it says the software is up to date.
I recently moved into a new house and purchased an LG 43UH668V TV with Freesat tuner built in.
The house has a satellite cable outlet on the wall behind the TV with 2 cables attached, and a satellite dish outside.
I have tried to set up the Freesat on the TV but cannot find any channels when doing searches.
The TV only has 1 satellite input on the rear of it, do I only connect 1 of the satellite cables? If so, does it matter which?
My TV is connected to the internet, with Auto Updates switched on, and it says the software is up to date.
If a company paid for qualifications (in this instance: university fees) and asked you to sign a contract saying you'd pay the fees back if you left within two years of their completion. Then you went on to leave within those two years, is it actually a legal requirement to do so?
I should know the answer to this as I did similar to an old company who tried to pin this on me but I managed to get out of it through another route.
Any advice?
I should know the answer to this as I did similar to an old company who tried to pin this on me but I managed to get out of it through another route.
Any advice?
Either input should work. You may need to change which satellite you're looking to use to tune to in the settings then let it scan again.
When I try and tune it in it says it cannot connect due to a "LNB short. Check LNB connection."
I guess that means there is a dodgy connection at the dish or behind the TV. Been in the loft and there is nothing up there except the cables.
I have a Blu Ray player that has an Ethernet port in the back for connecting to the internet. Is there a way of doing this wirelessly other than getting a set of power line adapters. Like can you buy an Ethernet dongle sort of thing?
What are you trying to achieve…streaming media? Even if you could attach the BR to a wireless access point, I guarantee that a separate media player would be better and cheaper.
Pretty standard but I've never heard of anyone actually paying it back.
They would have to take you to small claims which probably isn't worth the hassle for a big firm but might be for a smaller one.
They would have to take you to small claims which probably isn't worth the hassle for a big firm but might be for a smaller one.
Yeah it's a smaller firm. I am just wondering that as the fees were paid year on year over a 4 yeah period, could that mean that two years are already completed.
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